St Florian High School - Florham Yearbook (Hamtramck, MI)

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LJ glclucafion fo fn.. 'atulatf 'J Minefm f alculating is one oi the courses that 'n the commercial P dens our knowledge i chine enables roa field. This iigurative ma these Seniors to add, multiply, divide and subtract with greater efficiency, accuracy and speed. L. to R.1 B. Pokoi, E. Kuczmarslci, I. z li P Wiencek, P,Luban- ll' l Barc, P. Grec y , . ski, J. Jaroszewslci, E.. Piatkows i, . aveleln, instructor: Sister Nl. Erminilda. earnestly and The Senior Typing Class is striving c efficiency , and neatness e future stenographers are not only striving to reach their goal of l20 words per minute but are also practicing vigorously to attain accura y, neatness and accuracy. as weii as speed. dz D. Fic, I, Janlcowski, M, Lech, J. Chmai, H. L. to R.:J.Chrnai, C.Wolii, S. Parent, J. Janlaow- ding: P. Tyranski, H. ski, H. Dudzinski, H. L-asota, A.Poplawski, Lldiplca, R. Borkowski, A. Kowalski, T. Mason. Scale Krzywlcowslci, S, Weshalek. Stan Dudzinski. P. Gazda. 46

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-ihs..Q.M ', M jAl'0l.lgL 30Ciaf .St,'i0I'lCe:5 MIC' ll?Ul'!0l9 qllakflej 0 lnltlatllle all C0 0l92I'afl0l'l In preparing for a panel discussion this group of Seniors have found out that the human factor alone in business has wrought an entirely new horizon for industry These young econonomistsg E. Hartley, E. Piatkowska, A. Glugla T B111 A Poplawska, J Sokal, J. Jarosiewska, and E. Urbanczyk approve the given fact 'Irv' These Seniors in the American History class fully reaiizethat the mainobjective is to enlarge socialunderstnnding, deepen his sense of com- munity responsibility and acquaint him with a heritage of the past for interpretation of the present. L. to R. J. Jankowski, G. Pisarkie- wicz, E. Hartley. R. Lucasinski, P. Gazda, Sister Prudence, I. Onacki, A. Kowa1ski,J. Chmaj, E. Kowalski The Modern History class of Room 113 is in the progress of contrasting the British with the American Cabinet Systems. Chester Skonieczny with the other members gave his comments on the question.

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worfflu' . 0 cn Ci m Shorthand I The Juniors are preparing themselves for the commercial requirements of a good stenographer. The speed of B0 words a minute is the aim lor which they are S0 diligently applying themselves. Standing: G, .ledrzejewski,L. Chmiele- wski, M. Dudzinski.Row 1: S. Kastrau, S. Nowak, J. Petrylka, D, Porzadek. Row2: T, Terhall, S, Majocha, N. Nagorsen, D. Kaminski, A, Wisniewski. Row 3: M. Rzeszutek. J, Zwierzelewski, R. Walczy, 'As R. Orszewski. 5- WG cvcug Pos'r-cl.os mmf. sn.LAL'g utmcmc no nulmn mf imuw, m me lrnczn no nnp.,,,,C A Posrcloxmc rr-mt num LEDCIER 14 PUSWNC AOJUSYINC ANUK CLOSING vaults Yo YN! LEUGEI Nw T 2 , Joun'5N RECORDING CLOSING cwmrs in ummm JN-it ww, -N'-lf Egvmes rrcunrs ON 'N' 1 T 'QORK SHEET K A 'vol' df Q coMPLUmC K --' ' Typing l Y I, I7 L Vw 4'11,Yv72 Bookkeeping --Speed wjfhguf ag-Cupacy means nothing. Before we realized it we had mastered the entire Bookkeeping l t . . ' ' - After those first few weeks of endless labor our fingers learned g'I:fe?,'N?:ryW5e:3:Z' Eiiznggntggrgavrigjvlasgg lgorsdtg tPx'1,Cguf5E7 to dance and dance gracefully over the keyboards. mgke I-mal review O2 mek, Clefj' ' y 'a a 'C 3 S 1 Rose Radzikiewicz, Arlene Skurski, Lorraine Chmielewski, y ' Joan Poplnwski, Sister M. Bertha. 47